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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2010
Page
4
In Elegram City, longstanding publication roots date to 1906 as Dena Sattler assumes editor and publisher roles forming a renewed leadership. The move signals a reorganized newsroom and continued community reporting.
The Conservation Reserve Program faces cuts from 39 million to 32 million acres, risking 1.1 million of Kansas’s 3.5 million enrolled acres when contracts expire through 2011. As USDA funds shrink, landowners may replace CRP ground with crops or pasture, risking erosion and habitat loss without federal rental support. Local farmers and readers are urged to discuss the impact at SWKTalk.com.
Retired Coast Guard Adm Thad Allen urges Gulf residents to stay patient as BP plans a slow valve-closing to end the oil spill. President Obama hails financial reform as essential for the economy after Senate approval. MLB chief Bud Selig honors Yankees owner George Steinbrenner as a true Yankee legend.
The Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and requires signatures with address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Submissions should stay under 500 words or 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 contact details provided.
A concise restatement of the First Amendment protections against government interference in religion speech press and assembly plus the right to petition for redress of grievances. The clause enshrines establishment clause free exercise free speech free press and assembly rights for the people.
National Review’s Rich Lowry critiques Obama Missouri speech arguing the president’s campaign hinges on a simple forward versus backward choice. He labels the approach as paint-by-the-numbers and questions the link between Bush tax cuts and the 2007 2008 housing crash, noting ongoing bailouts, subsidies, and regulatory debates amid Tea Party challenges.
Citizens are urged to attend public pulse discussions ahead of Aug 3 primary elections for City Council and County Commissioners. The note cites property tax trends from 2000 to 2010, highlighting a sharp rise and questioning impact on low income residents, referencing SEE MESSENGER Garden City.
The High Plains Public Radio anniversary celebration on Saturday drew attendees from Anchorage to nearby towns. The regional station credits collective effort, supports schools libraries and venues, and plans a time capsule for its 50th anniversary in 2030. Individuals can contribute memorabilia at 210 N Seventh Garden City or via hppr.org. Harness, a HPPR board member, extends thanks to sponsors vendors and musicians.
The column argues the BP spill split deep opinions yet President Obama has shown limited anger or dramatic action. It imagines how past presidents might react to the crisis, noting any approach would likely be ineffective in stopping the leak.
Columnist Donald Kaul based in Ann Arbor Michigan shares brisk commentary on national events and cultural trends. Distributed by Other Words, Kaul’s writing blends opinion and pointed observation reflecting his decades in journalism.
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